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0.4.1

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- Added 'time_wall' output from integration.
- Added 'roots_output' to info dict of predefined

0.4.0

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- kwarg 'iterative' changed to 'iter_type' and 'linear_solver'
- sparse option dropped
- more flexible C++ interface
- pycvodes.get_include() useful for other projects linking against sundials (cvodes)

0.3.0

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- Better debugging (preserve back-trace from calling rhs() and jac())
- Changes to info dict: rename 'nrhs' -> 'nfev', 'njac' -> 'njev', added 'cpu_time', 'success'

0.2.2

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- Added support for root finding.
- Allow user to set maximum number of steps (previously only CVode's default of 500 was used).
- Improved derivative handling (for interpolation).
- Added option to make output from adaptive more sparse.

0.2.1

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- Added support for (first) derivative in output
- Min and max step now allowed to be set

0.2.0

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- New function signature: integrate_predefined and integrate_adaptive now
also return an info dict containing ``nrhs`` and ``njac`` containing
number of calls to each function made during last integration.
- Expose ``pycvodes.steppers`` tuple.
- check_callbable and check_indexing kwargs now defaults to False

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